feeling dark
by nikant

Comment:
Maybe just a little more light on the pupil so we can see it clearer.

Out of the Shadows
by Jutilda

Comment:
Very nice texturing.

throb
by tate

Comment:
Very interesting abstract.

Religion - one of the most destructive forces in the world
by spook

Comment:
Not very appealing. If you are talking about destructive forces... maybe you should have waited for a storm so that the clouds can be forboding and evil to push the image in that direction, rather than relying on the title.

things invisible to naked eye
by amty

Comment:
The extremely high contrast and low color density is just not appealing.

....For those left behind.
by barbaraanne

Comment:
I like the high contrast... except it might be too high because it flattens the image such that the focus (the stone) is washed out and overpowered by everything else around it.

The dying of the light
by oOWonderBreadOo

Comment:
What exactly is that green on the side of the head? Maybe a lens flare?

Enveloped In Darkness
by crik

Comment:
Not quite enough going on. The picture looks to be black and white, yet there is a hint of blue on the flame.

"Desperation"
by tfarrell23

Comment:
It looks like you just used desaturation to cause a black/white. I found that in my own entry that it is a horrible way of getting b/w in dimly lit pictures due to low contrast. Try twiddling with the color channels instead. In my case, I isolated only the green channel and set that to b/w and it looked strikingly better. In Photoshop you can do this by using the Channel Mixer and setting green to 100% and the rest to 0% on all color channels.

Darkness Inside
by DustDevil

Comment:
Cute.